Sentence examples for qualifications come from inspiring English sources

She enjoys passing her experience on to the youth workers of the future, saying: "When young people studying for their qualifications come out on placements and we work with them you can see the progress they make every year".

Qualifications come second, Keener said.

That's why when a candidate with job hopping tendencies and perfectly aligned qualifications comes along, it's important to understand the positives behind them leaving previous employers.

Because broken trays and baby bassinets are not constants -- one can be fixed, the other moved -- the qualifications came down to: middle seat, misaligned window, near toilet and galley and minimal legroom.

But this is where the "it depends what you compare it with" qualification comes in.

Singh says City employers appear to have no reservations about the qualification coming from BPP rather than more established business schools.

Their poor period throughout qualification came when Tabárez settled down and consistently played one solid shape, a 4-4-1-1 4-4-1-1 4-4-1-1 4-4-1-1 againstheosystemca.

Their last away goal outside qualification came in Finland in 2006, with a teenage Kyle Lafferty grabbing the winner in a 2-1 success.

Well, how about this: with a teaching qualification comes the right to vote for the, not education secretary, let's call it head of the profession for now.

Rooney's calm penalty against Rangers on Wednesday, which sealed Champions League qualification, came on a night when another broadcast interview failed to elicit the apology for "hurting" the team which Sir Alex Ferguson had said would be forthcoming.

If Nathan Hughes's residency qualification came up three weeks earlier I think he would be on the plane but he only becomes eligible two days after the final Test.